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View Poll Results: What type of mite killer do you use?

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  • Zoo-Med Mite Off

    18 7.83%
  • Prevent a Mite (PAM)

    142 61.74%
  • Reptile Relief

    18 7.83%
  • Mite Guard

    2 0.87%
  • JurassiMite

    7 3.04%
  • Other/Combination

    43 18.70%
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Thread: Mite Killers

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    Re: Mite Killers

    Quote Originally Posted by WingedWolfPsion View Post
    Lucas, that's great--we were planning to do inverts down the road, and I had wondered how on earth you dealt with mite problems in inverts. Might not be as practical for snakes, though.

    I use Provent-A-Mite, picked up when I noticed a single mite on a newly acquired snake in quarantine. The mite was killed by hand, and the bin and rack surfaces treated with PAM. No further problems. <lol>
    Hypoaspis mites work great for reptiles. I have used them in the past and was pleasantly surprised at how effectively it eradicated the infestation.

    There is a nursery in my area that sells them - cheaper than a bottle of poison and worked extremely quickly.

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    Re: Mite Killers

    Quote Originally Posted by Skiploder View Post
    Hypoaspis mites work great for reptiles. I have used them in the past and was pleasantly surprised at how effectively it eradicated the infestation.

    There is a nursery in my area that sells them - cheaper than a bottle of poison and worked extremely quickly.
    thanks for the input! im glad to hear a herper giving feed back on these.

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    Re: Mite Killers

    Huh... I never would have even though of that... killer mites?
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    Re: Mite Killers

    Quote Originally Posted by coolluigi007 View Post
    Huh... I never would have even though of that... killer mites?
    yep. they eat all the mites around and when there is no more, they eat each other.

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